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Postdoctoral and Graduate Research Opportunities The University of Washington's strength in laboratory research carries through, not only to the Department of Ophthalmology, but to other departments where vision research is strong. The Department of Ophthalmology provides leadership for a Vision Research Center (Core) Grant that stimulates collaborative efforts for nearly 50 investigators in vision and ophthalmology throughout the University of Washington and other institutions worldwide. Listed below are local vision research scientists, with their affiliated department(s) in italics: BEAVO, Joseph A., PhD, Pharmacology Regulation of photoreceptor phosphodiesterasesBOTHWELL, Mark A., PhD, Physology & BiophysicsNeurotrophic factorsBROCKERHOFF, Susan E., PhD, BiochemistryPhotoreceptor function in zebrafishBUCK, Steven L., PhD, PsychologyHuman color visionCHEN, Philip P., MD, OphthalmologyGlaucoma pathogenesisCLARK, John I., PhD, Biological Structure, OphthalmologyLens and cataract developmentDACEY, Dennis M., PhD., Biological StructurePhysiology of retinal cellsDEEB, Samir S., PhD, Medicine, GeneticsMolecular genetics of color visionDETWILER, Peter B., PhD, Physiology & BiophysicsSignaling in retinal photoreceptors and neuronsEBREY, Thomas, PhD, BotanyBiophysics of PhototransductionFUCHS, Albert F., PhD, Physiology & BiophysicsNeurobiology of eye movementHAESELEER, Françoise J., PhD, OphthalmologyPhototransduction, gene transferHENDRICKSON, Anita E., PhD, Biological Structure, OphthalmologyMorphology of retina and visual systemHURLEY, James B., PhD, BiochemistryBiochemical mechanisms of phototransductionLaSPADA, Albert R., MD, PhD, Laboratory MedicineBiochemical mechanisms of phototransductionLOFTUS, Geoffrey R., PhD, PsychologyAnalysis, interpretation, and visual presentation of dataMUDUMBAI, Raghu, MD, OphthalmologyNeuro-ophthalmology, glaucoma/optic nerveNATHANSON, Neil M., PhD, PharmacologyDevelopment, muscarinic receptors, neurotrophic factorsOLAVARRIA, Jaime F., MD, PhD, PsychologyVisual system development, corpus callosumRAIBLE, David W., PhD, Biological StructureZebrafish neural crest developmentREH, Thomas A., PhD, Biological Structure, OphthalmologyDevelopment of the retinaRIEKE, Fred M., PhD, Physiology & Biophysics, OphthalmologyRetinal signal processingROBINSON, Farrell (Ric), PhD, Biological StructureCerebellar eye movement controlROELINK, Henk, PhD, Biological StructureInduction in neural developmentRUDD, Michael E., PhD, PsychologyPsychophysics, neural modeling, brightness perceptionSAARI, John C., PhD, Ophthalmology, BiochemistryRetinal BiochemistrySAGE, E. Helene, PhD, Hope Heart Institute, Biological StructureSPARC, cataract formationSAPERSTEIN, David A., MD, OphthalmologyInherited retinal diseases, macular degeneration, gene therapySHADLEN, Michael N., MD, PhD, Physiology & BiophysicsNeurobiology of visionSHERK, Helen A., PhD, Biological StructureVisual cortex, visual guidanceTELLER, Davida Y., PhD, Psychology, Physiology & BiophysicsVisual development in infants, color visionWOLF, Norman S., DVM, PhD, Pathology, Comparative MedicinePathology cataract, telomeres, DNA damage,
and rodent modelsZAGOTTA, Willian N., PhD, Physiology & BiophysicsIon channels, phototransductionIndividual Ophthalmology Faculty Biographies Find a Scientist at the University of Washington The University of Washington is building a culturally diverse community and strongly encourages applications from female and minority candidates. The University of Washington is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer |
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